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 The Food Museum is going on the road! From April to June 2022, we are touring our exhibition ‘Food Stories’ to communities across East Anglia. We’ll be launching the tour on Thursday 21st April starting in the museum’s medieval barn.

‘Food Stories’ celebrates East Anglian recipes, cooking, farming techniques and dialect words that have been passed down through generations. The centrepiece of the exhibition will be a farm kitchen table featuring local recipes, photos, sound recordings and objects from our collection. With our partners, the University of Leeds, we will be able to share historic sound recordings from the region of people talking about their food and farming memories. Visitors will also be able to take part in the University of Leeds’ cutting edge dialect research by contributing their own dialect words. We also encourage visitors to share their favourite or family recipes, bringing along a copy to pin up to our growing display.

Want to know more? Download our information pack here

 

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We're Open – Please be aware that we have building work happening on site. Come and see the exciting changes happening at the Museum.

Our magnificent Medieval Barn is temporarily closed for repairs and will reopen in June 2026.

The House remains open while exterior works take place, before closing in 2027 for renovations — reopening with fresh exhibitions about food-making in the home.

The Factory is closed until March 2027 as we create brand new displays about industrial food production, accessible visitor toilets, and a stunning first-floor events space.

For more information visit Current Projects.